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2001
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Working
Paper & Date
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Author
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Title
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1,
April 2001
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Kevin
Hewison
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Pathways to Recovery:
Bankers, Business and Nationalism in Thailand
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2,
April 2001
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Kanishka
Jayasuriya
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Governance, Post
Washington Consensus and the New Anti Politics
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3, April 2001
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Kanishka
Jayasuriya
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Southeast Asia's
Embedded Mercantilism in Crisis: International Strategies and Domestic
Coalitions
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4, May 2001
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Kevin
Hewison
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Nationalism,
Populism, Dependency: Old Ideas for a New Southeast Asia?
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5,
May 2001
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Herb
Thompson
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Indonesia: The Denouement
of Forest Management Following Economic, Environmental and Political Crises
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6, May 2001
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Zang
Xiaowei
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Resource Dependency,
Chinese Capitalism, and Intercorporate Ties in Singapore
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7, May 2001
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Raymond
Chan
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The Sustainability of
the Asian Welfare System after the Financial Crisis: Reflections on the Case
of Hong Kong
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8, May 2001
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Kevin
Hewison
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Thailand: Class
Matters
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9, June 2001
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Maniemai
Thongyou
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Sub-contracting
Industry in Rural Villages: Fish-nets in Rural Thailand
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10, June 2001
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Mark
Beeson
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The Political
Consequences of the Southeast Asian Region's Economic Vulnerability
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11, June 2001
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Michael
Vatikiotis
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Fixing Southeast
Asia: Mixed Blessings
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12, October 2001
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Michael
Kelly Connors
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Ideological Aspects
of Democratisation in Thailand: Mainstreaming Localism
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13, October 2001
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Raymond
Chan
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The Welfare System in
Southeast Asia: Development and Challenges
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14, November 2001
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Vivienne
Wee
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Gender
and Development in Post-Crisis Southeast Asia
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15, November 2001
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Kevin Hewison
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Liberalism
and Globalisation
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16, November 2001
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Vivienne Wee
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Political Faultlines in Southeast
Asia: Movements for Ethnic Autonomy as Nations of Intent
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17, November 2001
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David Brown
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Why
Might Constructed Nationalist and Ethnic Ideologies Come Into Confrontation
With Each Other?
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2002
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18, January 2002
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Amy Sim
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Organising
Discontent: NGOs for Southeast Asian Migrant Workers in Hong Kong
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19, January 2002
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Michael Jacobsen
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Cross-Border
Communities and Deterritorialising Identities. Assessing the Diaspora
Triangle:
Migrant-Host-Home
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20, January 2002
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Philip Bowring
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East
Asia: Centrifugal or Centripetal
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21, January 2002
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Graeme Lang
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Deforestation,
Floods, and State Reactions in China and Thailand
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22, March 2002
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Vivienne Wee
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Ethno-nationalism
in Process: Atavism, Ethnicity and Indigenism in Riau
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23, March 2002
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Thomas M. McKenna
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Saints,
Scholars and the Idealised Past in Philippine Muslim Separatism
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24, March 2002
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Kanishka Jayasuriya
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Globalisation,
International Standards and The Rule of Law: A New Symbolic Politics
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25, April 2002
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Alex
H. Choi
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Non-Governmental
Organisations and Democratisation: The 1992 Bangkok Uprising Revisited
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26, May 2002
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Michael Jacobsen
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Nation-making
and the Politicisation
of
Ethnicity in Post-Suharto Indonesia
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27, July 2002
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Andrew Brown
Bundit Thonachaisetavut Kevin
Hewison
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Labour
Relations and Regulation
in
Thailand: Theory and Practice
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28, July 2002
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Nick Thomas
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From
ASEAN to an East Asian Community? The Role of Functional Co-operation
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29, July 2002
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Michael Jacobsen
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‘To
be or what to be – that is the question’. On Factionalism and Secessionism
in North Sulawesi Province, Indonesia
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30, September
2002
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Vivienne Wee
Kanishka Jayasuriya
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New
Geographies and Temporalities of Power: Exploring the New Fault Lines of
Southeast Asia
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31, September
2002
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Vivienne
Wee
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Social
Fragmentation in Indonesia: A Crisis from Suharto’s New Order
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32, September
2002
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Mark Beeson
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East
Asia and the International Financial Institutions: The Politics of Regional
Regulatory Reform
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33,
September 2002 |
Richard Robison
Garry Rodan
Kevin Hewison
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Transplanting
the Regulatory State in Southeast Asia: A Pathology of Rejection |
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34, October 2002 |
Vivienne Wee |
Will
Indonesia
Hold? Past, Present and Future in a Fragmenting State |
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35, October 2002 |
William A. Callahan |
Diaspora,
Cosmopolitanism and Nationalism: Overseas Chinese and Neo-Nationalism in China
and Thailand |
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36, October 2002 |
Pasuk
Phongpaichit
Chris
Baker |
‘The Only Good
Populist is a Rich Populist’: Thaksin Shinawatra and Thailand’s Democracy |
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37, October 2002 |
Catherine C.H. Chiu |
Labour Relations and
Regulation in Hong Kong: Theory and Practice |
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38, November 2002 |
Malcolm
Falkus
Stephen
Frost |
Labour Relations and Regulation in Cambodia: Theory and Practice
Full Version (The file is large, downloads may be slow)
Main Report,
Appendices,
Figure 1 |
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2003 |
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39, January 2003
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Martin Painter |
Marketisation,
Integration and State Restructuring in Vietnam: The Case of State Owned
Enterprise Reform |
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40, March 2003 |
Raymond K.H. Chan
Moha Asri Abdullah
Zikri Muhammad |
Labour Relations and
Regulation in Malaysia: Theory and Practice |
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41, April 2003 |
Michael Jacobsen |
Reconceptualising
the Ethnic Chinese Diaspora in Southeast Asia: Exploring the Outer Limits of
Ethnic Affiliations |
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42, April 2003 |
Michael
Kelly Connors |
The Reforming
State: Security, Development and Culture in Democratic Times |
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43, April 2003 |
Anne Loveband |
Positioning the
Product: Indonesian Migrant Women Workers in Contemporary Taiwan [A SEARC
CAPSTRANS Paper] |
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44, April 2003 |
Kevin Hewison |
A Preliminary
Analysis of Thai Workers in Hong Kong: Survey Results
[A SEARC
CAPSTRANS Paper] |
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45, May 2003 |
Kevin Hewison |
The Politics of
Neo-Liberalism: Class and Capitalism in Contemporary Thailand |
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46, May 2003 |
Michael Jacobsen |
Tightening the
Unitary State: The Inner Workings of Indonesian Regional Autonomy |
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47, May 2003 |
Vedi R. Hadiz |
Decentralisation and
Democracy in Indonesia: A Critique of Neo-Institutionalist Perspectives |
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48, July 2003 |
Huei-ying Kuo |
Nationalism Against
Its People? Chinese Business and Nationalist Activities in Inter-War
Singapore, 1919-1941 (The file is about 3.5MB, downloads may be
slow) |
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49, August 2003 |
Vivienne Wee
Amy Sim |
Transnational
labour networks in female labour migration: mediating between Southeast Asian
women workers and international labour markets [A SEARC
CAPSTRANS Paper] |
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50, August 2003 |
Allen Chun |
Who Wants To Be
Diasporic? |
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51, September 2003 |
William Case |
Malaysia: New
Reforms, Old Continuities, Tense Ambiguities |
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52,
September 2003 |
Vedi R. Hadiz
Richard Robison |
Neo-Liberal
Reforms and Illiberal Consolidations: The Indonesian Paradox |
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53, September 2003 |
Li Qi
Bill Taylor
Stephen Frost |
Labour Relations and
Regulation in Vietnam: Theory and Practice |
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54, November 2003 |
Michael Jacobsen |
Chinese Muslims
in Indonesia: politics, economy, faith and expediency |
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55, November 2003 |
Stephen Frost
Catherine C.H. Chiu |
Labour Relations and
Regulation in Singapore: Theory and Practice |
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56, December 2003 |
Adrian Vickers |
The Country and
the Cities
[A SEARC
CAPSTRANS Paper] |
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57, December 2003 |
Kathleen Weekley |
Saving Pennies for
the State. A New Role for Filipino Migrant Workers?
[A SEARC
CAPSTRANS Paper] |
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2004 |
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58, January 2004 |
Ken Young |
Southeast Asian
Migrant Workers in East Asian Households: Globalisation, social change and the
double burden of market and patriarchal disciplines
[A SEARC
CAPSTRANS Paper] |
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59, January 2004 |
Kanishka Jayasuriya
Kevin Hewison |
The
Anti-Politics of Good Governance: From Global Social Policy to a Global
Populism? |
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60, February 2004 |
Michael Jacobsen |
De-linking the
Chinese Diaspora. On Manadonese Chinese Entrepreneurship in North Sulawesi |
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61, March 2004 |
Vedi R. Hadiz |
Indonesian Local Party
Politics: A Site of Resistance to Neo-Liberal Reform |
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62,
March 2004 |
Andrew
Brown
Kevin
Hewison |
Labour
Politics in Thaksin’s Thailand |
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63, May 2004 |
Kevin
Hewison
Garry
Rodan |
Closing The
Circle?: Globalization, Conflict and Political Regimes |
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64, May 2004 |
Mark Beeson |
Multilateralism,
American Power and East Asian Regionalism |
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65, July 2004 |
Graeme Lang |
Cultural Intrusions
and Religious Syncretism: The Case of Caodaism in Vietnam |
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66, July 2004 |
Alex H. Choi |
Migrant Workers in
Macao: Labour and Globalisation |
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67, July 2004 |
Stephen Frost |
Chinese Outward
Direct Investment in Southeast Asia: How Much and What Are the Regional
Implications? |
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68, August 2004 |
Florencio R.
Riguera |
Environment and
Social Justice: Familiar Norms and Contingent Settings – A Philippine Case
Study |
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69, August 2004 |
Adam Fforde |
Vietnamese
State Owned Enterprises: ‘Real Property’, Commercial Performance and Political
Economy |
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70, September 2004 |
Adam Fforde |
State Owned
Enterprises, Law and a Decade of Market-Oriented Socialist Development in
Vietnam |
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71, September 2004 |
Dennis
Arnold |
The Situation of
Burmese Migrant Workers in Mae Sot, Thailand |
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72, September 2004 |
Khoo Boo
Teik |
Searching for Islam
in Malaysian Politics: Confluences, Divisions and Governance |
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73, October 2004 |
Vedi R.
Hadiz |
Indonesia: Order and
Terror in a Time of Empire [A SEARC-Asia Research Centre Paper] |
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74, November 2004 |
Joy Y. Lam |
Religious
Conversion and Reconstruction of Identities: The Case of Chinese Muslim
Converts in
Malaysia |
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75, November 2004 |
Philip S.
Robertson Jr.
Somsak
Plaiyoowong |
The
Struggle of the Gina Workers in Thailand: Inside a Successful International
Labour Solidarity Campaign |
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2005 |
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76, May 2005 |
Martin Painter |
Thaksinocracy or
Managerialization? Reforming the Thai Bureaucracy |
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77, June 2005 |
Graeme Lang
Cathy Hiu Wan Chan |
The Impact of
China on Southeast Asian Forests |
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78, July 2005 |
Vivienne Wee |
Melayu, Indigenism and the 'Civilising Process': Claims and Entitlements in
Contested Territories |
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79, August 2005 |
Michael H. Nelson |
Analyzing Provincial Political Structures in Thailand: Phuak, Trakun, and Hua
Khanaen |
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80, August 2005 |
Maniemai Thongyou Dusadee Ayuwat |
Social Network of Laotian migrant workers in Thailand |
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81, December 2005 |
Michele Ford |
Accountable to
whom? Trade unions, labour NGOs and the question of accountability in
Indonesia |
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2006 |
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82, November 2006 |
Michele Ford
Nicola Piper |
Southern Sites of Female Agency: Informal Regimes and Female Migrant Labour
Resistance in East and Southeast Asia |
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2007 |
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83, January 2007 |
William Case |
Democracy’s
Quality and Breakdown: New Lessons from Thailand |
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84, February 2007 |
Jan Stark |
Malaysia’s
Foreign Policies and a New Asian Regionalism |
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85, April 2007 |
Stephen McCarthy |
The Politics
of Piety: Pageantry and the Struggle for Buddhism in Burma |
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86, May 2007 |
William Case
Phoebe So |
Hong Kong’s 2007
Chief Executive Election:Comparators and Consequences |
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87, May 2007 |
Michael H. Nelson |
People’s Sector
Politics’ (Kanmueang Phak Prachachon) in Thailand: Problems of Democracy in
Ousting Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra |
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88, June 2007 |
Edo Andriesse |
Personal Power
Networks and Economic Development in Satun (Thailand) and Perlis (Malaysia) |
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89, October 2007 |
Vivienne Wee |
A Cultural Economy of
Regionalisation: Ethnicity and Capital in the Changing
Relations between China and Southeast Asia (in Chinese) |
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90, October 2007 |
Michael Jacobsen |
Decentred Diaspora or
Grounded Cosmopolitanism?
– On Negotiated Identities and
International Linkages in Southeast Asia (in Chinese) |
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91, October 2007 |
Stephen Frost
Marry Ho |
Mainland
Investment on the Move: State-owned Enterprises and Outward Direct
Investment in Southeast Asia (in Chinese) |
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92, October 2007 |
Wang Wangbo |
The Characteristics of
Southeast Asian Chinese Investments in Mainland China since 1978
(in Chinese) |
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93, October 2007 |
Vivienne Wee
Michael Jacobsen
Tiong Chong Wong |
Oscillating
between Economic Opportunities and Contextual Constraints: Assessing the
Positioning of Southeast Asian Ethnic ‘Chinese’ Entrepreneurs in relation to
China (in Chinese) |
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94, October 2007 |
Michael Jacobsen |
De-linking
the Chinese Diaspora – Manadonese Chinese Entrepreneurship in North Sulawesi (in Chinese) |
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95, October 2007 |
Edmund Terence Gomez
Chin Yee Whah |
Malaysia in China:
Transnationalism, Business Networks and Enterprise Development
(in Chinese) (Part I and Part II) |
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96, November 2007 |
Andrew Selth |
Modern Burma
Studies: A View from the Edge |
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97, November 2007 |
Troy Johnson |
Voices from
Aceh: Perspectives on Syariat Law |
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2008 |
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98, February 2008 |
Michael H. Nelson |
Thaksin’s 2005
Electoral Triumph: Looking Back From the Election in 2007 |
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99, May 2008 |
Astrid S. Tuminez |
The Past Is
Always Present: The Moros of Mindanao and the Quest for Peace |
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100, June 2008 |
Andrew Selth |
Populism,
Politics and Propaganda: Burma and the Movies |